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As part of the expansion of its activities, a company in the sector is looking for a trainee community manager residing in Cocody. Under the direct supervision of the General Manager, the trainee will have the mission to design and deploy the communication strategy, as well as marketing and promotional actions, in order to increase the company's reputation on social networks, increase turnover and strengthen its market share.
Main duties
Update and enrich the company’s website.
Animate the various social networks and publish regular content.
Stimulate exchanges and interactions within the online community.
Ensure a consistent digital presence and protect the image of society on the web.
Participate in the development of the overall web strategy.
Other information
Disseminate informative content and respond to Internet users to energize the community.
Present the company and its services on social platforms to improve its online visibility.
Candidate profile
Bac+2 in communication or equivalent field.
Experience
Prior experience in a similar position.
Versatility, rigor, dynamism and analytical spirit.
Autonomy and adaptability.
Mastery of office tools and communication tools.
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